THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION

UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT CONGRESS Session LXXXIX General Body Meeting 7:00 pm, Tuesday, March 12, 2013 Adams Hall 150 Session LXXXIX Roll Call Flag Salute Approval of Minutes Chairs ReportVice Chairs ReportSecretarys ReportCommittee Reports AA CA EA P&P PR WAM Liaison Reports Special Orders Student Concerns OU Freedom Movement 5 minutes Old Business Items to Be Considered

890807 An Act Appointing Parking Appeals Board Members (Sangirardi) (No Rec - P&P) 890309 Keeping our Promise Act of 2013 (Carlough) (Do Pass ConAd) (No Rec Exec) 890312 An Act Updating Bylaws Section 7.3 (Bryant) (No Rec ConAd) 890809 An Act Appointing New Members (Bryant)(Do Pass ConAd)
New Business Follow-Up Reports Items for Future Agenda Announcements and Comments Final Roll Call

Chair: Sean Bender Vice-Chair: Tonya Kiper Secretary: John Montgomery

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THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT CONGRESS CONGRESSIONAL SESSION LXXXVIX March 12, 2013 GRADUATE STUDENT SENATE SENATE SESSION GS-13 February xx, 2013 CONGRESSIONAL BILL NO. 890309 SENATE BILL NO. GS13-xx AS INTRODUCED An amendment relating to compensation of the Housing Center Student Association President, Interfraternity Council President, Multicultural Greek Council, National Pan-Hellenic Council President, Panhellenic Council President; providing short title; providing for codification; and providing an effective date. BE IT ENACTED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION: Section 1: Section 2: Section 3: TITLE. This act shall be known and may be cited as the Keeping Our Promise Act of 2013. PURPOSE. To revise the salaries and stipends of positions that no longer affects the whole student body. AMENDATORY. Title XII, Chapter 5 shall be amended to read as follows: 1. Positions Receiving a Salary/Stipend Section 1: The following positions shall receive a stipend:

nth Multicultural Greek Council: $290/month National Pan-Hellenic Council President: $290/month Panhellenic Council President: $290/month Secretary of Congress: $215/month ident: $290/month A President: $450/month

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A Vice President: $365/month

Section 4: Author(s):

This amendment shall become effective following the respective organizations Fall 2013 elections. Representative Andrew Carlough, Business District

Co-Author(s): Representative Tonya Kiper, Student Congress Vice-Chair Representative John Montgomery, Student Congress Secretary Representative Mitchell Bryant, Humanities District Representative Jeremy Allen, University College District Representative Lauren Aragon, Social Sciences District Co-Sponsor(s): SGA President, Joe Sangirardi Submitted on a Motion by: Action Taken by Congress: Verified by Chair of Congress: ____________________________________Date: _________ Submitted on a Motion by: Action Taken by Senate: Verified by Chair of Senate: ______________________________________ Date: _________ Approved by SGA President: ____________________________________ Date: _________

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THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT CONGRESS CONGRESSIONAL SESSION LXXXIX March 12, 2013 CONGRESSIONAL BILL No. 890312 AS INTRODUCED An amendment relating to the Student Government Association Undergraduate Student Congress Bylaws; providing for codification; providing for a short title; and providing for an effective date. BE IT ENACTED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT CONGRESS: Section 1: Section 2: TITLE. This Amendment shall be known and may be cited as The Taking Our Time Act of 2013. AMENDATORY. Section 7.3, Subsection 2 of the SGA Undergraduate Student Congress Bylaws shall be amended to read as follows: 2) RECONSIDERATION OF LEGISLATION a) PURPOSE. The purpose of reconsideration is to permit correction of a hasty, ill-advised, or erroneous action, or to take into account added information or a changed situation. The motion to reconsider for any other purpose, including, but not limited to, dilatory use or circumvention of majority action, shall be out of order. b) NOTICE. Immediately following a vote on final passage of legislation and before the body has moved on to a new order of business, any representative may lodge notice that at some future legislative date, he or she may wish to reconsider the vote by which the legislation passed or failed. Only the representative who lodged notice may make a motion to reconsider that piece of legislation. The minutes shall reflect that a representative lodged notice. b) c) TIME LIMIT. This motion may only be made at the general meeting at which the original vote was taken or the immediately following general meeting. The motion to reconsider will be in order at the general meeting in which the original vote took place, but only after all other items listed under Items to be Considered have been taken up and considered by the body. The motion to reconsider will also be in order during the time for Items to be Considered at the general meeting immediately following the meeting at
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which the original vote was taken. A motion to reconsider will be out of order at any other time. d) EXPIRATION. If a motion to reconsider is not made by the general meeting immediately following the general meeting at which the original vote was taken and notice was served, the notice will have expired and any motion to reconsider that piece of legislation shall be ruled out of order. c) e) RESTRICTIONS. All representatives who voted on the prevailing side may make a motion to reconsider that is in order. Only the representative who lodged notice to reconsider a piece of legislation may make a motion to reconsider that piece of legislation. Final action has not occurred on a piece of legislation until the notice to reconsider has expired or the motion has been made and voted on. If the motion to reconsider is made appropriately, final action will have occurred on the legislation (regardless of the outcome of the vote), and further motions to reconsider that piece of legislation shall be ruled out of order. f) EXEMPTIONS. Emergency legislation, appropriations legislation, and legislation appointing individuals to a position in SGA are not subject to reconsideration. Serving notice to reconsider these types of legislation shall be ruled out of order. Making a motion to reconsider these types of legislation shall be ruled out of order. d) g) DEBATE. The motion to reconsider is not debatable. e) h) PASSAGE. A motion to reconsider requires a vote of a majority of representatives present and voting, regardless of the vote necessary to adopt the motion to be considered. Section 3: Author: Co-Sponsor(s): Submitted on a Motion by: Action Taken by Congress: Verified by Chair: __________________________________________ This act shall become effective immediately upon passage in accordance with the Undergraduate Student Congress Bylaws. Representative Mitchell Bryant

Date:_____________

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THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT CONGRESS CONGRESSIONAL SESSION LXXXIX 5 March 2013 GRADUATE STUDENT SENATE SENATE SESSION GS-13 CONGRESSIONAL BILL NO. 890807 SENATE BILL NO. GS13 AS INTRODUCED An act appointing the SGA Parking Appeals Board; providing for codification; providing for a short title; and providing an effective date. BE IT ENACTED BY THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION: Section 1: TITLE: This Act shall be known and may be cited as The Parking Appeals Board Appointment Act In accordance with Title IV, Chapter 4, Section 16 The Judges of the Student Parking Appeals Court shall be appointed by the SGA President and approved by both houses of the legislature, the following student shall be appointed to the SGA Parking Appeals Board: Bobbie Franklin Megan Crum Parker Randell Laura Burns Imad Riazuddin

Section 2:

Section 3: This act shall become effective, while in accordance with the SGACA, immediately following passage and approval. Author(s): Akash Patel, Legislative Assistant | Joe Sangirardi, President Co-Author(s): Representative Taylor Petersen, University College District Submitted on a Motion by: Action taken by Congress: Verified by Chair of Congress___________________________________ Date: ______________ Submitted on a Motion by: Action taken by Senate: Verified by Chair of Senate_____________________________________ Date: ______________ Approved by SGA President: _______________________________________ Date: ____________
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THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT CONGRESS CONGRESSIONAL SESSION LXXXIX March 12, 2013 CONGRESSIONAL BILL No. 890809 AS INTRODUCED An Act of Procedure appointing Associates and Representatives to Session 89; providing for a short title; and providing an effective date. BE IT ENACTED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT CONGRESS: Section 1: Section 2: This act shall be known and may be cited as the Midterm Appointment Act of Session 89. APPOINTMENT In accordance with Student Congress By-laws 3.2 3.A.5(2), the following Associate members are hereby appointed: Associate William Berry Section 3: APPOINTMENT. In accordance with Student Congress Bylaws 3.2 3.A.5(1), the following Representative members are hereby appointed: Rep. Taylor Felts Rep. Morgan Benjamin Rep. Matthew Cramm Section 4: Author: Business Engineering University College

This act shall become effective immediately upon passage in accordance with the Undergraduate Student Congress Bylaws. Representative Mitchell Bryant

Co-Sponsor(s): Congressional Administration Committee Submitted on a Motion by: Action Taken by Congress: Verified by Chair: __________________________________________

Date:_____________

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